I processed a 30 minute file using OPUS-RS about 10 am today with no trouble. The file was from yesterday afternoon (4:00 CST). OPUS used the ultra rapid orbits for processing, so, I thought I would reprocess this afternoon when the rapid orbits were available; but, I keep getting this message:
6034 ATTENTION!! The quality of the GPS data from the rover or nearby
6034 CORS sites was too noisy and below minimum standards to attain a
6034 meaningful solution. To avoid this unexpected inconvenience the
6034 user may want to re-observe at a different hour of the day and for
6034 a longer period of time.
This file is just a check of my 5 hr static session, so, it's not a big deal. I just don't understand why I got a decent RS solution this morning, but, nothing this afternoon.
Any ideas?
Check The CORS Used This Morning
Request those again and exclude anything closer that was not first used.
I have been having some trouble getting some OPUS-RS files to process. I keep getting the abort comment that OPUS-RS failed in the network solution which means it was the CORS used and not my observations.
Some work came up and I have not had time to run the problem down.
Paul in PA
Check The CORS Used This Morning
Thanks Paul. I'll check on that.